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weuh Wzew,re.

Mr.. II. Is Morgan. merchant. Lake Civ
Fla, wRs taken with severe Cold, attic ded
with siSsr >ssiag Conss and running into
Consumption in its fTst Etsecs. He trisd rrauy
DO called popular csmSh rcfsssiiss anI steadily
grew worse. was Re isced in fcsh. had dis
Guilty in breathing ssd unst le sleep.
EinsIly tried DIR. EiHs's New Disco cry For
Consumption and seurd tsmediksc relief, aad
after using aivsut half dozen httlse teu nj
bimssli well asd kAs ked so resurs Of tas Dis
ease. No o.h.r remedy sA.,w p grand
record or cures rs Dr. Kings New DEs,overy
For ConsaIe ptieH. GNAreDtesd 80 DO jnes " IA ut
10 eIa!s,ec for it.-TTi.i bo-1ie. RE- al
70. Tkoarsoa'a Drag s.srs
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SPECIAL to-rsspoadcnrs of tA< .SsE.t-sl.
The Rev Sir. Boys, pastor Of the
UEit, .SIeebye,iAa CAusch bss JUS
returned from South Carolina, where
r. has I,c,.n visiting friends and rels-
tiyes. We welcome him ia our nlidss
again.
Tie Rc...Er Franklin, Of Winston
has rctarnsd--to ais field Of labor an
tire Salisbury circuit. His many
friend. are glad: 70 see As 'oaecrul
face a~oAg Us agAia. aes -
The rezerab:e Rev George q. Wet.
nore, D. D., su~ Ct Wataugs county,
formerly OF this county. ard who was
for number cfyears the pastor Of the
st. Andrews Episcopal church, l. here
Waiting some Of his ctildr, and 9th
srs Of kis many trisntis Ia bis cid field
of labor. We sie glad 10 zee the doc
tor oyice aga;n.
Bird shooting s,ens to be the schi.f
go of the day, in the way Of sporting
nov 10 this part ofthe county. DR..
CruHs, Of South River, in this county,
and another gentlenen vent out the
other day and killed upwards of ora
hundred birds.
Several leads CT tobacco have lea
this community during the l>st few
days for the Winston marks.. Wa
have not heard how the psrtix vers
pleased with their Is les, but re ars
confident that satisfaction WIS siven,
as is usually the eese when tobacco IA
sold st Winston but Winston must
not forget shat there "a another thrifty
tobacco market springing up in Bow.
an county-that Of Salisbury.
| Cotton picking is still in progress
There n still some cotton IN the field
/ Rice Bros., Of this place have sinnec
115 bsles Of cotton to this date, ano
| will probably reach 125, with an ag
gregate value of $40 per bale. Coco
for Unity township and surrounding
| country. A. l. P.
EoOdleaf Roa0an so'snty, Dec. 20.
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rorArrRrExr wEKK.

Next weak, according 20 time hon
ored custap7, sli tie newspapers viii
suspenr, il k.yzur 81 CAristr,xs Ire
Eext iseue Of tks SsETTsA will ap-
pear Jaauary 9Th.
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Administrators Notice.

Having c1t.lisef. - Administrator a. sha ez-
Rate Of Mrs.. 1GliEs Conrad, deco, sn persons
holAias claims sFeinr. shs raid essste are
her.5y notified 80 present the snrle 5o tie m
dsrsSne,i for payment duly authenticated on
or bef3re he fsth da- OF Noysn,bsr. Iess, or
This notice viii &c plead in h.r ., -ecover- Al
60 al persons owing .a:d estat. Nr. REQ a7sted
80 rare iTnrAeiista pa rn1cnt
]. ?. CONRAD, Admir-
aov:4-sf 81 Mrs EliKs CsnYsd.
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NOTICE

HAVING ausli&ei ~ a1r.inirtrst,r of she
II crate cf Rev. +. s. gurhhesd, hersby
motif al Perssns A>lding claims sEsinss raid
etsate ~ present ths sasee duly Yro-ea, within
twelve months from this date, Ihs notice
viii Be plead in bar OF rscovery. We also
tiff 81 persons indebted Z, aid essass 70 make
immediate paynens.
~. 6. BUsxaEAD, Durham, y. g.
Jos, q. Baouk Raleigh, i C. Admin
Dee ls,- Is Of L. ). BuFkhs2i decd.
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w kars ssa&s< rotss,,$ss 81 sssas q
. sa4r ss.Sss~sIers fsr sAesr ss4bsr'sp&ks
p,ssB Re s.as lsss q ss- g. d.
so.ttnsss tA<s- subscriptions Ga JON
sasrs Let, 1881 y yes deafrr ss
yosr paper ssit1 sop. Asa sotessJ I
soH strs atigthirsS, sns 60 ebIiss ~
ky ass srssnsdsats rem i&aaes.
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kEETIHEL RRIEEa.

We expect to see Stokes county set
on the biggest kind offs boom serAs Of
these days, boom h& will make the
Birmingham and Annistoa, (Als.)
country sshssaed Il isscic Es have
faith ir tee iron and cesl of skka
and sdsa;fation for Isl people. With
road from Winston, 50 Danbary,
on 20 Roanoke, vs., there's no .sllisg
what TIE country will develop into.
Oh, for road TO Danbury!
That teachers course ut the Uniyer.
sity seems 30 take. Several hsve ap-
plied for entrance and many more
say they vill cofHe if tbsy een. Tae
faculty propose 10 admit these Of the
calico sex t,o, aud that is wise o.
parture. Those Women teachers. scat
tered al over our Ssate, from Able
marie to Allegheny, are doing nobIs
work, work that will tell for the bet
ter on the coming generation and
we believe 10 giving them oppor-
tunity for broader culture. Why not
make the norma! department open TO
women the year round? Why not
gentlemen of the trustees? Nearly
every uasn and paper in the State
would favor it. Don't stand hack Oh
precedent. Precedent be hanged
Educate the school marms and leave
the precedent to take care Of itsslf.
A Merry Christmas and Happy
New Year to all
One named Blaine, Of Maine, esan-
posed in great part Of magnetism and
lies, has written q dissertation 60
Clevelsnd's nessage. BlaiDe's <Des-
sage" sys be Is in favor Of dear shecs,
clothes and ka.a, cheap tobacco, hss
high tax On whakey. He seal
abolitioa Of tho internal rsvsaas bs
hi1, No, sir! And yet oar ds!sssa bis
Republican contemporaries sag raeir
party, which Mr.. Blaine, carries in
his poekot, 6vors = total sspsAl A.
good cid farmer expressed is 30 ths
SRETISE Ell thn week, aims ii eurss p
Charlotte makes her bar keepers
pay 81 600 license. Tia Suppress
Court has decided that q ssets "
town may tax any business which
produces poverty sufficiently 80 pre-
hibit IT. Where prohibition can't Be
had, the Eext be-: thing il high he
ense.
What has become Of the Ehotwell
monument at Raleigh? No truer,
manlier man ever breathed the air OF
North Carolina than Randolph 4.
Shotwell, and We shall be glad to see
his memory perpetuated Id grand
marble shaft. Tell us about it, broth
er Chronicle, the people are interested.
There is q move on foot in Winston
and Salem to have piedmont fHir
here next year. How do ron like il,
friends Of Stokes, Guilford, Dsvis,
Rockingham, Randolph, Yaaiin,
Snrry, dc, &c.f Let's hare . pied.
mont fair - big (if We can, renem.
ber) as the Atlanta Exposition and
show everybody from the outside ex
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s s=<s

A Progressiye-Demoorstic Fam
lily Newspaper, issued every Thurs
day Morning and mailed to sub
scTibers at $3.50 a year.
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NOTICE !!

DY virtue OF Al order ef the euperioz Cours
at the resi6enc of Nathaniel Ke.ns7 decsscod
On Friday the 18th day ofJanus:y, lsss. 81 enc
o'clock, p "a, trA:: or parcel Of lsad she
waters o. Muddy Greek, sdjoinins thu lands OF
Leonard Ketner, Sarah Essner, ard others, eos
tanning 50 acres, more les, is Being lot, No.
Z, in tie division OF the lands n Nathaniel
Ketner, deceased, among his hei- At law, and
The same sssisn.d % =. n. Kstrer. ao~ 90
ceased
Terms: One hslf os.h, rsnain!sr . sTed.
ofs.z monik. vii approved reeurity All vita
resai ned Ell psid for JUEIUs BYE, Gear.
Decern ber 1874. lssS. La.
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The SrSTiEEI has snnie Of the
most attractive features fer next year
-ariiclca that have never been sur
Passed in interest IT, NorthCarciinians,
but We can't announce them YET, be
caGse we haven't them in hand.
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rKeussKBs or CHILDREN

Are bore into sas world srsry day wiss sene
eoseurssoEs sfrssioH. such as milk oyass, scaIl
seAd, scarf, or saasras. rare 30 devsIop inso sn
asonis;ng s-sefas, 10. issains, burning, and
3isfElrst;~n o. which rs.ks ia ,rss1sr.d
szrture uEisss PfsPsF!y trsassd
warn hz.A ~.sh csEIo5sk ssar.ax srcai-
Ese skis sesasiaeT, and a Hns's sppIisAsios Of
CuTicvaA, ths great ski. cure, with : iistIs c.
sIcr'HA RnncbYsEf, sss new sIo,a rurifer, ST,
offaa siaciea. - srrsss he PROCESS q sse lis
sssc. and Poisf r. speeiy and l,srl.ersnt ca r,
Hence, no noshsr who iovss i.sr ehiIdrsn,
~he sNsss pride in shsir beauty. pu.isy and
health. and in ssssowiny shsra 9 ehild's
gre.ecss ishefisnes.-A skin nisa eat hlaz-
i.h, and A.6y r.srished By pure kieoa-
shouie fail - rake Trial Of the CsricrsA Rsa.-
sIss.
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Bold evsryuhors. Praes: Gss,s,.rs. 80 CO.
Cttteura Soap, IS cents; Cssfisssrs Asss;rssf
100. Prepared By Povr.. Dsus ..s Cksxr-
CAL Co.. Boston, MSss.
S1-Ssnd for "EoT ts Curs Skin D.sesss."
a. pages 80 Illustrations, and Ice testimonials
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e l;.;re7:l>erS .ckc deSsre rkan1eS IN their
vsrttse,nent, must send in copy moi ic;er taa,
Monday neon to tas,tr. change
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TEey- Adrsrtisen,ent: discontinued before The
sFfae contracted for hes sx1Pired, charged tran-
sent Fuses far time actually published.
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erything re pred ace in this section.
It's rather cold just now, and Santa
Claus il occupying too much Of cur
attention just at present to talk ruch
about it. but the people Ehouldn's for
get it. We can have it If ~s will,
snd we ought to will.
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ID DX'I skin ans scalp pres.r~sa and
I'M Il ~ sraut ssd hy crsrcssA Mrs.
ICAfHe Ear
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Don't fail t. rad in or= " ssaipE-
L letter shout ihe bilts Senators
Vance and Esssosa have introduced
Two brand rev public buildings to
be bulls in North Carolina, IF,-and
there. the rub if Cleveland and
Congress both think We ought to have
them.
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! ERlFOI II. LONq,

ABLY ASSISTED BYA LARGE AMP
THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED CORPS tr
CORRESPONDENCE AID CoETaIsc-
rORe.
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A business man who has a sharp
windward eye to politics asked the
SENTINEL lest week, Chow would it
do to pit Julian S. Carr against Gen.
Ransom for tie Senate next time p
That is fomathirg tss SENTINEL
DOESN'T prop SC tn answer, hnt 1t
will in turn, ask the people "How
would it do?"
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- Soa..., -+n,5ay.oh, "a. t.. kssasiishtc .ss
1882, Consolidated Win ihe scatiae:, kfr Isl.
IanS
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What a number Of folks are taking
advantage of this feoting beautiful
December weather to marry. Onr
columns this week would hardly hold
an account of ell the marriages THE
month in North Carolina. Times are
good and love runs rapidly TO its con
summation. There Is no better indi-
cs:ion nf general prosperity a;sti zap
r-tIttSs.
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tie Winston Leader. Established January 81, 1874
Consolidated siik The Sentinel, October ist, 1858.
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with all the late novel les. Our
PLUSH " RAPS are made
specially for as of the best seal
pushes, best satin quilted lin
ings, each one warranted to
keep ita color end wear well.
Ladies Losdon made Jackets
and New Markets in checks,
plain and fancy styles. An
enormous variety of Misses and
and Chlldren's Jackets and
Cloaks, Nuts Boas and Trim
ming Fuis. We are constantly
adding to our
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Tie Southern Eoman. Established !sre 10. 1885
Consolidated si;h The Sentinel. Oct. 7. 1859.
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New ADVsRTIesNEHTa.
I I.Yorslr- Cigars
p z ETEe-LETi~e-= rp f;..3As.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s7~e
Besyos SCIsTs7sa CLUR -ssIsea kss@x1y
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sAs
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-24

law. until the ct Of May 70, 1850. which
provided that actual settlers under existing
laws tany failure to comply with such ex-
sting laws Notwithstanding shall be al.
lowed sixty days in which 70 make proof
Of and payment for their claims In tho
manner therein provided, and section two
Of said act provides that tho remaining
unappropriated lands shall be disposed OF
to actual settlers only having the quahfcar
lions Of pre-emptcn. TO determine the
qualification Of . Pre-snptor It Il necessary
to look to the general prs-emption law.
Under This law no one Il qualified pre-
emptor who has once exercised the right OF
Appellant was only authorized 70 make
entry Of Usage trust and dininished re-
serve lands By virtue Of his right a. pre-
emptor. and having exercised that right OF
In the purchase Of Usage lands, 1t
was exhausted as prs-emption right TO all
other lands.
Your decision Il therefore affirmed.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-24
ADMITS 1T.

The editor Of the Cleveland Press inter.
views mai who had been out west taking
in Kansas City and Wichita. for the pur-
pose Of analysing a boom. The inter
viewed man says upon the whole the slow,
steady growth and low prices of the old
eastern cities are the most preferable.
''Then you think the bottom will tumble
out Of thuee cities, and the prices of prop
erty 60 DOWN. queried the editor. well,
no" answered the traveller, chose fellows
out there seem TO go right along growing
year in and year out. getting rich and
building up big cities, doing tremendous
business. and its darned doubtful if the
thing ever stops, but its strain On your
nerves. you see; so l didn't invest. but
came back TO Cleveland"
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-24

pertant industry. The growing eoeooss
viii give employment 70 hundreds Of
Thousands In Kansas alone and win bring
millions of dollars into the stase. In all
human probability tho industry that pro-
whence has In store for the treeless plains
Of the west Is the productioa Of tho Rus
SIAN mulbury, which grows - perfection
In dry sandy soil. and the growing Of
silk worms which hourish to perfection In
dry and moving atmosphere. Conmis-
ssonen are united in saying there
Is not on this Continent . 70
gion 20 well adopted to the
silk culture in all its phases a. middle and
western Kansas
The buildings for the experimental
station are already under way. 5oxso fest.
to be finished in forty days. The grounds.
which are part Of the magnificent Highland
park, 50 much of which has been sold and
Is being improved for elegant residences.
have been laid out by an accomplished
AuANc~0P~ 0AsAceS INC UCC6 0uO AV0SCo ~
ready planted. the avenues being planted
on either side by the beautiful and fragrant
olive tree.
While the state buildings are in course of
erection, the superintendent. with charsc-
teristic energy, has the business proper Of
the Station going On In the former Baptist
church building. He Is already receiving
coRsignments Of cocoons and eggs. The
cocoonery at the Baptist church is under
the immediate charge of Miss Adelena
Kroeker. an expert in all silk-worm mat
tiers. With the experience, skill and energy
which Superintendent Homer possesses. if
he does not make an immensely successful
and creditable report to the next legislature
concerning silk culture as an industry en-
inently adapted to Kansas climate and soil,
the writer of this entirely mistakes the man.
A. II. l..
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-24
YER TIE D. M. s. A.

Last Wednesday Hon. G. L. Walker,
Mayor +. K. Bumgartner. j. Ii. Tyrrell
A. Peacock and &. B. Biddle. councilmen.
". A Bumgartner. l.. ID. Vickers and We
editor accepted ride over the D. NJ. &
A. To Wichita and return. from its gentle
manly president, Mr.. }. j. Burns. We
left Stafford at 2:l5 p. IN ard travelled at
the rate OF twenty five miles an hour to
Conway Springs. where We shipped for
Wichita, the Queen City of the west. via
the F. 5. s. G.. We arrived at Wichita at
Up. m. went to the Gandolfo hotel snd
ate good supper after which We took In
the town for an hour or two.
- While there We called on Bro. NJ. NJ.
Murdock, editor Of the ever wide-swake
EAGLE, and found him one Of the ioysl,
stirring, pushing kind of men that make
everything success they undertake
Every where it was q crowd, a ism and
full of business All new buildings are
extra good.
In the evening We had tbe pleasure Of
visiting the shops of the Electric Light Co.
and saw them manufacturing the patented
lightning with which the city is lighted.
Although there were notices posted up
mo Admittaace." but thanks to Jesse
@A~sNe "sc WIN NhSh VIC WClC lTlenIlS
and he would vouch for lis. that he wss
showing Us the city. and We wanted 70
Know how to make lightning. We were
admitted
AtS:30 q m Friday being iire., Of the
Ousy city, and our pocket books too thin to
invest in any Of those fine blocks. we turn
Cd homewsrd. shipping on the Wichita &
Western to kingman, where We trans
transferred to the D. NJ B A. for Stafford.
the future great" Of the west where we
concluded tn invest all our means.
The d. NJ and A. Is an A No road.
although new Is quite smooth. and the cars
are of the best. and we found the rosd men
90 be gentlemen whersver We met them
Ne advise all our friends to take the d.
NJ. s. A. every time.
1t is useless to say we bad Jolly crowd
or huge time, but viii leave our readers
70 rpcss q is We arrived At our city af
$40 M, counted soses and ell showed
ap With only the losAof ths AxjoTs 1se
cane which WAS nissing. and he wouldn't
ell - whsGs b left &. but ssys he wi1
Aavs - - haek for itsooA.-esa6ord Dem
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-24

The writer hereof desires to say what he
omitted to say last week, viz: That Col.
Gurdock does him too much honor in cred
iting him with the authorship of the poem
on Marsh Murdoch, which appeared in the
Cresset some weeks since We would have
been proud enough to father the poem. but
Is matter of fact. We have no talent, so
far as we have ever discovered, in that
direction. Medicine Lodge Gasset.
All right, Thomas While we heartily
wish that some other fellow had stood for
It's target it was nevertheless composition
OF which the brightest man in Kansas
might have well been proud.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-24
LIKES KANSAS.

An Illinois man who has been visiting In
Kansas, writes this to the Shawneetown.
GILL; News: "Do like Kansas Yes; my
reasons are these: The soil Is rich and dry,
q pure atmosphere. her winds sweeping
down from the mountains of Colorado.
No swamps, no boys. no miasmas, no
soreness, no aches and pains In the bones
In getting up in the morning, no sluggish
ness in going to work; sleep luxury; an
appetite like a lhrashing machine; the
blood goes bounding through the veins at
forty miles per hour, and this is why l
like Kansas.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-24
THE KANSAS EXPERIMENTAL aIIK
STATION.

To tie R1.scs OF the EAgss.
Has been by unanimous vote Of the State
Commissioners located q that bright young
Kansas city called by The greatest Of Kan
sas editors. ''plucky. prosperous. pulch-
ritudiaous Peabody After Waiting all
the towns ccntending for the location the
commissioners promptly decided that all
the conditions aud prsses aisttes necessary
for the success q the ensnpsise were pres
ca. here at Peabody and sewhere else In
ssch abundance. Strange % Say it d the
osly station Of the kind u the United
States Nowhere else on thlb consisent Is
there mandatory a. NV 6 rsslel silk.
The essahiiahnsat Of shis sxpssimsnsal In
seisssioa :. shsPsr e - : dssst.sd
= sDsa sp : - - - - - -
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-24

on paper In his section. and though prices
were tempting, he 'held for rise" Two
months ago he sold ont clean and he says
he has $40. 900 in bank
Il don't look it, | know" he observed
to friend the other day. "but it's fact.
l have sent to Chicago for the biggest and
best watchchain charm In town, and when
get it am going down to st. Louis to
call on the folks. l like that $40. 900
pretty well, but would rather give up the
whole of it than lose the chance of drop
ping In on the fellows used to work for"
Another true story Is that OF young
fellow who halls from Massachusetts. He
had been a wild boy at home, and after
many scrapes had been shipped to the
west to shift for himself For a time he
lounged around Chicago. Then he pro-
ceeded to Kansas City where he got into
trouble and was forced to call on his
parents for money. This was given him
with some reluctance, and with the
assurance that it was the last time
that his demands would ever he
honored. making tho acquaintance
of q man who was coming here, the youth
accompanied him and obtained employ
ment in saloon. Losing this job he lived
from hand to mouth for time, sending
begging letter home about once a week IL
response 10 his appeals came sad but firm
refusals. fathers stern Teprinands and
mothers appeals for his reformation, and
agoniZipg references to her own helpless
ness.
For few months this correspondence
ceased. and then the young man wrote a
cheerful sort Of letter 10 his father detail
ing his improved circumstances, describing
how he had obtained q paying position, but
that IS the man that be was working for
had advanced him money and board At va
rious times he would not get any salary for
some time, and saying that if he would send
hun $lOO he could make his fortune In q
Land deal. Probably no letter that ever
went oat OF Wichita contained more
glowing description Of the place and its
possibilities. But the old people down in
Massachusetts, knew the boy, and tue faith
ers reply was digni1ed epis,le, expressing
pleasure at his promised reformation and
horror at the fact that 10 the same breath
his son ha. not only shown his fonduess
for gambling. but had sought to inveIgle
his old father into the snap.
Before this letter was received the young
man had managed 70 raise 500 by giving
pointers 70 . crowd of Kansas City specu
lstore who wanted just such assistance IS
he, who was familiar with the ground and
with the people, could give them, and With
the same he bough, an option on tract OF
land in the city limits. which in less than
three months ht had cold at profit Of
81 500 His interest in few deals by Kan
sas City parties paid him handsomely and
he now has enc Of the leading real estate
Offices here and b . director in half dozen
stock companies Of more or lss magnitude.
The funny shiag abou, it Is that he sent his
father . drAfI for $50 fe~ veeks sgo
he came. too. and a q result viii move lis
family 10 wichita 70 grow up with he
oooD.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-24
A POOR DODGE.

The second hand protestations of Presi-
dent Cleveland found in our dispatches
yesterday morning are slightly attenuated
and come to the people long ways around.
Grover has demonstrated his slyness often
and in times long gone. If he is running
his administration wholly in the line Of
patriotism and without any reference to q
denomination he is making some frightful
blunders. Such talk is no good and will
hardly catch mediocracy. Grover wants to
be renominated, expects to be and will be.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-24
ONLY TOO TRUE.

A. there may be those found at Eureka
foolish enough to doubt the thruthfulness
Of T. W. Aorgan's Gould interview, as
ueported In the Messenger, We take great
pleasure in coming to the relief Of our
Democratic neighbor. 1t would be worse
shan foolishness for Ell Dorado to deny her
part Of the eaper-there were too many
substantial witnesses.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-24
THIS MORNINGS nAoLn.

The EAGLE has got there. It took thir.
teen hundred and forty pounds Of paper
TOR this moEning's edition Of the EAGLE,
0vsr half Of ton Of white paper or eleven
snl quarter bundles. What that means,
and the circulation Of the EAGLE Is viii be
understood by publishers without remarks.
& Il needless to remark that the EAGLES
advertisers are getting the worth OF their